Genuine Mopar Brakes
There are two kinds of braking systems: disc brakes and drum brakes. They have some parts in common, like master brake cylinders, pistons, brake lines, and brake hoses. What makes them distinct from the other is the parts used to produce the resistance that slows and stops your car, truck, SUV, or van.
How the Two Brake Systems Work
A disc brake system has brake calipers that close onto the brake rotors to produce the friction you need. However, since the calipers and rotors are both made of metal, the calipers feature brake pads to cushion that contact and prevent lasting damage from being done.
Drum brake systems have a brake shoe and brake drum. These press together to produce the resistance that slows the rotation of your wheels.
The thing is, brake parts don’t last forever. When they begin to fail, your safety is at risk.
How to Spot Brake Issues
Fortunately, it's easy to spot signs of brake failure. They include:
- A vibrating or bouncing brake pedal
- Your vehicle pulls to the side when you brake
- The brake pedal feels soft or squishy
- You hear grinding, squealing, or squeaking noises from your brakes
- The dashboard warning light comes on
Trust Genuine OEM Brake Parts
When you do need to replace a worn-out brake component, make sure that you get the best ones for your vehicle. Mopar brake parts are made to work with your specific make and model, and come with a guaranteed compatibility that adds to your peace of mind. Find everything you need for the job right here in our online auto parts department. Buy today and we'll ship your order directly to your home!
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